Bobby Fischer's Incredibly Instructive Game!
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Bobby Fischer displays a deep understanding of structural chess in this instructive game.
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I am so in love with this channel I don't see how it doesn't have a million subs.
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Definitely an underrated channel
I know a much better channel than this one, youd be amazed
Incredible game. Bobby showed how many moves ahead he was in his calculation.
Because of the difference in class, Fischer crushed his opponent and the game did not even reach the endgame. If to identify it by theme, I think it is not so much about strategy as tactics. It shows how to attack the opponent's King. Anyway, very instructive.
So simple, no frills like some other channels.
Very well explained. Every Fischer game is instructive
Instructive game, as usual. You're an excellent teacher
Incredibly instructive indeed. If only we could be Bobby Fischer.
Quick thorough analysis. Love the channel.
Love your videos. I have always been a huge fan of Fishher. Keep up the great work !!!!
Fantastic analysis! A very instructive game
One of best. ❤ from 🇵🇭
Ng6+ was a great line.
This channel needs 1MM subscribers. You are my favorite Chess channel. I love watching the games and I've learned a lot too. Thank you!!!!
Great channel. Keep up the good work sir!
Excellent as always.
Fantastic games, great Channel, great chess, perfectly explained,.. a pleasure to see, learn and enjoy...go on, please, showing us how magical and beautiful chess can be... Thanks
Tanks for the game Jan macmogoruuuuuu🎉🎉🎉 😅
Oh man...what a game..thank
Fischer makes it look so effortless.
I think is just a matter of time, excellent way of explaining the game of chess.
Great Game the wizardry of Fischer it’s funny growing up Bobby Fischer was a house hold name very popular a well known champion but unfortunately I wasn’t following GM Chess back than I’ve only started watching the last three years but I’ve learned a lot in those 3 years I wish I had followed sooner I think I would’ve been a bit better than the 1172 I am nowadays Thanks for the Game excellent analysis as always
Fischer should have been a surgeon. His opponent was patient but the operation was ceaselessly effective and inevitably decisive. I can only wonder at such levels of deduction. Thanks for the help.
White's f4 is very instructive.
For a future video it'll be awesome if you can review something from Tal or a 1.d4 game from Capa or Kasparov. I've started to see into Queens gambit and itll be really helpful
Great Game!
Brutal.
ChessDawg, you're as good as it gets. I cannot envision anyone ever being as good at what you do than you. Your talents are constantly being refined and at this point watching them in action is like eating a fine steak dinner at the world's best restaurant. In the spirit of Bolbochán: Muy apreciado
great game
Gorgeous game :D
Amazing 🎉
Fischer is very attacking minded.
After Nf6+ and we go through the line to show why recapturing with the pawn doesn’t work, what happens if he had recaptured with the bishop on e7?
Every time I look at a Fischer game my rating drops a couple hundred points.
I saw none of that endgame brilliance, I thought ohhh shit thier goes my Knight 😢.
2:42 Why black didn't take the pawn on g5?
Same question, ... may be from the perspective of advance/expert, the reason why Black didn't take g5 pawn is clear but for beginner/intermediate chess player still dubious (why Black didn't take g5 pawn)
Because d6 will be lost after the dark squared bishops are exchanged.
In my opinion, Bxg5 is probably a bad move since the g file can now be use for the two white rooks to attack in blacks kingside and after exchanging the two dark bishops in g5, d6 pawn will soon fall by the white queen.
Where did you get the thumbnail from
For informational purposes
He did a photoshoot while training which included swimming
first? wow
bolbochan - it is ch
The AM. English pronunciation of "ch" is "ck".
fantastic game + commentary. Thank you again.
Presumably Fischer had foreseen the move Qb3 ... imo this is one of the greatest moves ever - not so much the move itself, which once you see it is pretty obviously overwhelming, but the fact that Fischer must have calculated this several moves earlier ... truly stunning example of the GOAT's imagination and prowess. I was rocked back in my chair by this realisation.
Watching this game makes me realize that chess is at least two games, at once. There’s the tactics of the pieces and there is what results after those tactics have been resolved. Fischer was a master at both!
thanks, i enjoyed the game and your insight!
Fischer virtually played a flawless game, which was not uncommon when he played. He also put the poor man on defense from the start, which GM Bolbochan did rather well but still had no chance against an ultimate attacker!
Excellent analysis. Thanks.
Thanks - a great game and well narrated.
Bolbochan! One of the best players of my country Argentina, along with Najdorf, Spangenberg, Zarnicki, Larsen, Panno, Pilnik, and the list goes on!
Yes, Argentina has an amazing chess legacy.
The powerful Knight is captured and the weak bishop is still on the board.
I believe after planting the knight on d5 Fischer wrote: Now white has a strategically won game.
Really a strategical Masterpiece! Thanks!
Dude... Yeah.. Brilliant.. Thank you
Another great game and excellent presentation. Thank you! I agree with another poster on here that wonders why you don't have "a million subs". I have watched and/or subscribed to about ten other channels, and yours is easily in the top five on UA-cam, and personally, I'd rank you at number two...with my fav being Agadmator, only because he goes into a bit more analysis, sometimes has more historical background, and also sometimes includes some nice pics of tournaments and/or players. But, that's not to diminish your channel at all, and as noted, I think it's excellent. And, I agree that yours should have many more subscribers, and if kind of baffles me that it doesn't. I could understand, based on just people and their different tastes, if you had only 500K, or maybe even 250K subscribers, but to have just over 21K with such an excellent channel, and when some that are not near your level have far more, is puzzling. But, I guess that's good for the serious chess players among your viewers if/when we meet others who don't subscribe to you in a tournament. hehe Best wishes!
Wow, ChessDawg is so knowledgeable, yet he is also very respectful to the novice player learning from these videos. Thanks for another good one!
nice game omg thank you!
those retrieving moves are just the essence
Thank you
I’m extremely saddened to realise all the rated otb classical games I’ve played where I’ve completed misplayed the good n v bad b set up in the bolesvky pawn structure
After Qe6, Fischer premoved Qc8.